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Color Grading

Pick a look and how hard to push it. The footage comes back with the same frames, motion and cut; only the colour moves.

The modern blockbuster look.
Appended to the grade, e.g. “keep the skin tones neutral”
Strength
150credits
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How to grade a clip

  1. 1

    Upload your footage

    Any clip. Nothing about the framing, motion or cut is touched.

  2. 2

    Pick a look

    Each preset is a named grade: a specific relationship between highlights, shadows and skin, not a filter over the top.

  3. 3

    Set the strength and apply

    Subtle keeps the original read of the scene; heavier pushes commit the look. Compare a couple of strengths before settling.

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Color Grading: questions and answers

›How do I color grade a video with AI?

Upload a clip, pick a grade and how strongly to apply it, and generate. You get the same footage back in a new palette.

›Which color grades are available?

Named looks including Teal & Orange, Kodak Print, Bleach Bypass, Day for Night, Golden Hour, Neon Noir and Faded Matte, at Subtle, Balanced or Strong. You can add optional notes to steer it.

›Will the AI change what is in my footage?

Every request instructs the model to change only the colour and keep the scene, but it runs on a video edit model, so check the result. Grok Imagine Edit at 720p is the default, and the Kling models in the picker take clips of 3 to 10 seconds.

›How much does color grading cost?

It is priced per second of your clip and depends on the model you choose. The button shows the exact credit cost once the clip is in.

Articles about Color Grading

  • How to Color Grade a Video with AI · Color grade a video with AI: pick a named look like Teal & Orange or Bleach Bypass, set the strength, and get the same footage back in a new palette.